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Sun Jan 18, 2015, 09:07pm
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Player/Team Control during "simultaneous possession"?
...or more precisely, in the moment immediately before the whistle is blown for a jump ball.
Which team, if any, is in team control? Can a team call timeout? Can a player travel? In both cases, I've always resorted to calling a jump ball. I remember being taught that in these situations there is no team control, and thus neither team can call a timeout. I can't find a caseplay supporting this though, so I'm wondering if I've been taught this wrong. Thoughts? 
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